Told entirely through job application letters, this starkly humorous story follows Joey as he halfheartedly looks for a job. With his younger brother Adrian in the hospital after being hit by a drunk driver, Joey can’t seem to muster up the energy or focus to properly market his prior work experience. While writing cover letter after cover letter, using all of the right marketing buzzwords, something in Joey snaps—the letters become less about gaining employment and more about emotional release. Anecdotes about his childhood, his hopes and fears, his girlfriend, and his family's response to Adrian’s hospitalization fill the space meant for education, references, and applicable skills.
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White Is for Witching
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Eric
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In the Skin of a Lion
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The Woman Next Door
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Bad Girlz
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No Dominion
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The Bust-Out King
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Beauty Creek
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The Boyfriend from Hell
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Laura Warholic: Or, the Sexual Intellectual
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The Mirror in the Mirror: New Perspectives in Short Fiction
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Address Unknown
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Warning to the Crocodiles
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Mysteries of Pittsburgh
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The Ramayana: A Shortened Modern Prose Version of the Indian Epic; Suggested by the Tamil Version of Kamban
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The Rapture
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In the Moon of Red Ponies
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Fábula asiática / An Asian Fable
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Savrola: A Tale Of The Revolution In Laurania
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